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E1-describe three different types of settings which provide care and education for children in your area.
A statutory sector are services the government provide to the public to ensure peoples human rights, health and well-being. Local authorities are obliged by law to provide these services. These services are paid for by the government. One example of a statutory service provided by the government is, New Earswick Primary School. This is a local primary school that provides care and education for children aged 5-11. The primary school aims to provide children with basic life skills and education. The children receive compulsory education at level; foundation stage, KS1 and KS2. New Earswick primary school is maintained by the city of York council. They use the funding from the government to buy equipment, e.g. Books, computers, stationary equipment and smart boards to ensure the children gain the skills and education they need to thrive in a changing world. A Voluntary sector is a service provided by people volunteering to work for free. They are funded by people donating money to the charity’s. The money donated is then spent on goods to improve the charity’s, e.g. Equipment, rent/bills of the building the charity is run from. The money is also helps towards costs of fun raising activities. Voluntary sectors rely on fun raising activities as they raise a lot of money for the charity. One example of a Voluntary sector is all saints church tots and toddler groups. This is ran by people in the local area that volunteer there time to care for the children, free of charge. This session is ran between 10-11.30am every Wednesday morning. Children spend the morning playing with toys provided. This is developing children’s physical, intellectual and social skills. Tots and toddlers is also an opportunity for parents/careers to meet. A private sector is a service that people pay for to receive the care and help they need. These organisations have no funding
A statutory sector are services the government provide to the public to ensure peoples human rights, health and well-being. Local authorities are obliged by law to provide these services. These services are paid for by the government. One example of a statutory service provided by the government is, New Earswick Primary School. This is a local primary school that provides care and education for children aged 5-11. The primary school aims to provide children with basic life skills and education. The children receive compulsory education at level; foundation stage, KS1 and KS2. New Earswick primary school is maintained by the city of York council. They use the funding from the government to buy equipment, e.g. Books, computers, stationary equipment and smart boards to ensure the children gain the skills and education they need to thrive in a changing world. A Voluntary sector is a service provided by people volunteering to work for free. They are funded by people donating money to the charity’s. The money donated is then spent on goods to improve the charity’s, e.g. Equipment, rent/bills of the building the charity is run from. The money is also helps towards costs of fun raising activities. Voluntary sectors rely on fun raising activities as they raise a lot of money for the charity. One example of a Voluntary sector is all saints church tots and toddler groups. This is ran by people in the local area that volunteer there time to care for the children, free of charge. This session is ran between 10-11.30am every Wednesday morning. Children spend the morning playing with toys provided. This is developing children’s physical, intellectual and social skills. Tots and toddlers is also an opportunity for parents/careers to meet. A private sector is a service that people pay for to receive the care and help they need. These organisations have no funding